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Reply to ""The trouble is with men's sperm" - NYTimes headline"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Eh, I think it is a combo of people delaying having kids until older and people being overweight. So many women have pcos now, which makes having children a lot more challenging. Pcos is correlated with being overweight. It is a bit of a which came first, chicken or the egg- but never the less, most women are not at a heathy weight which impacts fertility. [/quote] PCOS causes weight gain.[/quote] i have pcos and am 120 lbs.... this is like the drs who were surprised i have gestational diabetes while thin. didn't meet my spouse until 34 and needed fertility treatment (iui for first kid and ivf for 2nd) but frankly likely would've needed iui at a younger age anyway as i don't ovulate. fortunately had the means to freeze eggs at 33... would've loved to meet a guy much earlier but realistically would've had a hard time starting a family when making 20k a year as a phd student for most of my 20s. i'm very good at living frugally but 20k can only go so far- hard to pay childcare plus rent on that. this forum neglects to mention that many women spend their 20s in school. nearly all my close friends have a phd or md so even the ones who met their partners early didn't have kids until around 30. we're not all tradwives[/quote]
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